Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-13
WHAT WOMEN WEAR.
FoREsHADowINas OF FASHIONS FOR THE FALL
COSTUMES FOR HOME AND sKAsHoRE-NovKLTIEs
IN JEwELRY,

EEonhSnADO"IN0S OF FASHIOSS FUR The FALL
COSTUMES FOR HOME AND Observation-Disclosures
| IN JEwELRY.
THE NEW GYPSY HATS OF shirred India null are
cool, dainty, and very becoming.
BEADS about the size Of pea, made Of Swiss
| girls.
| hoMAN-RED FOULARD DREssEs, very much draped
| Paris.
SILK WARP FRENCH CAsHxERB in exquisitely fne
qualities Will compose one OF the very fashionable
oreSs fabrics the coming season.
| HAT PINS and the heavy headed shell hair pins,
thrust In the hair behind q bonnet to hold 1t In
place, grow daily more expensive and ornate.
| FASHIONABLE PURSES grow longer and slenderer
In snape the corners Of the flap are strengthened
Win heavily-wrought scrolls OF silver, and q
| neaVy silver disk forms the clasp.
THE CHIC LITTLE FISH WIFE POKE made various
VI straw, lace, null, or net and the neat French
capote are having all their way just at pres
| Gnu In head-coverings for dress occasions
SUMNER POLoNAIsEs, cut out In rounding or V
shape In the neck, over tucker or guimpe OF lace
| or french muslin finely embroidered, are worn at
Gus sorts.
PALE CoLoRED LEATHER of a grayish blue, faded
rose, or gray enamelled on white, are popular in
the purses and card-cases IN use at this season.
tney are covered with enamelling In figures OF
piros and bugs, or Of leaf and scrOll-wOrk, the
feathers.
SEAsHoRE UMBRELLAS are of red and white or
olue ana white stripes, with long, stout handles
OF )ointed bamboo. A knotted leather strap re-
places the usual bow on the umbrella handle, and
',lso serves TO carry 1t by. These Sun-ShadeS are
very large, and the end OF the handle is somewhat
sand.
CONSIDERABLE OPPOSITION has been made by
fashion leaders to the reviv1ng mode OF matching
IA re nf fhn hIffh ia hal
Ialry set In In the direction OF this elegant but
rather expensive fashion. Matched toilets In all
SHADES or golden brown, new terra-cotta, russell
owe, and many shades OF gray are already being
prepared for the autumn by Partisan designers
LITTLE PINS for holding the bonnet strings In
place or fastening the laces about the front Of
square-necked and decollete gowns, come in many
charming shapes white violets set with little
dewdropS OF brill1ants, flowers OF green red and
Dlue moOnStoneS with a tiny rhinestone spear,
dragon flies with silver nlagree wings, bees set
WIN garnetS, little t0paZeS and neurS de lis OF
pearls The newest are o pair or lady bugs of
req ana black enamel, with golden legs and an
tenn9.
RED AND BLUE HATS OF soft felt, to be worn
sailing or On the tennis court, are made in the
shapes familiarzed by the illustrations OF "Ro-
mola." They are copies Of those worn by the
long-ha1red youths OF Florence in the fourteenth
century, but have been adapted for feminine use.
Inc crowns are soft, and the 3-inch-wide brim
turnS up close to 1t in the back; in front the brin
Is much wider, and projects some inches over
wy .oeO W'ioic turning 1uey are 1neXpeu
and becoming.
EARRINGS decline In popularity every season. and
many OF the younger women have never had their
ears pierced at ALL Those who have diamonds,
however, continue to wear them and the only
OtnerS That ind any degree OF favor are small jew
els set On screw and fitting close to the lobe OF
the ear. All long or heavy earrings are entirely
out OF date. A few women whose ears are not
pierced wear small diamonds with little spring
that clasps the ear on either side and holds the
ornament in place, but they are uncomfortable
and not very popular.
RUBIEs are extremely popular for rings, set with
Two diamonds OF equal size on either side. These
are set in three ways diagonally across the ring,
straight across or in perpendicular line This last
gives greater appearance OF sienderneSS to the
hand. TWO other new fancieS in rings are large
Shield OF gold which has narrow, light ring, the
shield being thin and beaten into rough archaic
figures In relief. The other Is large ObOng tur-
quoiSe set around with double edge OF very small
diamonds. Turquoise necklaces are coming into
favor.
VERY HIGH Bows of picot ribbon remain the gen.
eral fashion for trimming hats and bOnnets, and
the object OF the milliner Is to arrange these in
various odd ways. such as pleated half-whees
made OF trcOlored ribbons, the Topped edges show
Ing from the front instead OF the entire width OF
the bows. FOrked ends aud cOckade bows closely
tied and densely clustered form another style and
SUCH tr1-cOlOrS are chosen salmon, goblin blue,
and Roman red, rosewood, peachblow, and Persian
mauVe, olive, periwlnkle pink, and ciel blue, and
like ODD combinations.